Squash Forehand Volley Drill - Mastering the Squash Forehand Volley Drill
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Squash Forehand Volley Drill - Step Towards Center If Needed
Stay A Good Distance Away From the Ball. Step Towards the Center of the Court If Needed.
Steve Hufford
Keep watching the ball and if the ball comes back towards you, far away from the side wall, you may need to step back towards the center of the court. Step towards the center of the court with your left foot so you can stay a good distance away from the ball, and have room to hit your next volley. Turn your shoulders again so your torso is facing the side wall. This also helps you take your racquet fully back.
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- Squash Forehand Volley Drill - Get Ready for Volleying
- Squash Forehand Volley Drill - Gently Toss the Ball Upwards
- Squash Forehand Volley Drill - Hit the Ball In the Air
- Squash Forehand Volley Drill - Racquet Up and Back to Volley Again
- Squash Forehand Volley Drill - Open Stance, Upper Body Facing Side Wall
- Squash Forehand Volley Drill - Make Contact at Shoulder Height
- Squash Forehand Volley Drill - Short Follow Through and Watch
- Squash Forehand Volley Drill - Step Towards Center If Needed
- Squash Forehand Volley Drill - Transfer Your Weight and Turn Your Shoulders
- Squash Forehand Volley Drill - Complete Your Shoulder Turn
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